Topic: [I0C] I0coin - The Best Choice In Digital Currency - page 14. (Read 82343 times)
Happy 7th Birthday to bitcoinzero.com (August 20, 2011)
Happy 7th Birthday i0 (Aug 15/16, 2011-present) - at least to public introduction "mining"
For anyone who wants to look into history of i0coin start here:
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Good link.
Expand your mind here: https://github.com/libcoin/libcoin/wiki/What-is-a-Coin-%3F
i0coin was created on a whim and released just days after it was thought up meaning it was not well planned.It only had one developer who was south american and spoke spanish.Yes it does have a genesis block dated/timestamped 5th august 2011 and it is NOT bitcoin.
I'm talking raw data. And the actual definition of a coin though. I even found the right hexadecimal for the coinbase on I0 and IX... Which is being tested in Bitcoin Core. Just buy some and forget about it. It's a great investment.
i0 coin genesis block is timestamped with the words "5/Ago/2011 - Diario El Dia - Obama cae al 39% en la aprobacin ciudadana"
Bitcoins genesis block is also dated 2009 with the comments about bank of england etc.
Best advice ever. Why argue when it’s a 6 penny coin?
And funny, I just noticed your avatar comment: From the many Vlad.
Haha!
You get me
For anyone who wants to look into history of i0coin start here:
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Good link.
Expand your mind here: https://github.com/libcoin/libcoin/wiki/What-is-a-Coin-%3F
i0coin was created on a whim and released just days after it was thought up meaning it was not well planned.It only had one developer who was south american and spoke spanish.Yes it does have a genesis block dated/timestamped 5th august 2011 and it is NOT bitcoin.
I'm talking raw data. And the actual definition of a coin though. I even found the right hexadecimal for the coinbase on I0 and IX... Which is being tested in Bitcoin Core. Just buy some and forget about it. It's a great investment.
i0 coin genesis block is timestamped with the words "5/Ago/2011 - Diario El Dia - Obama cae al 39% en la aprobacin ciudadana"
Bitcoins genesis block is also dated 2009 with the comments about bank of england etc.
Best advice ever. Why argue when it’s a 6 penny coin?
And funny, I just noticed your avatar comment: From the many Vlad.
Haha!
For anyone who wants to look into history of i0coin start here:
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Good link.
Expand your mind here: https://github.com/libcoin/libcoin/wiki/What-is-a-Coin-%3F
i0coin was created on a whim and released just days after it was thought up meaning it was not well planned.It only had one developer who was south american and spoke spanish.Yes it does have a genesis block dated/timestamped 5th august 2011 and it is NOT bitcoin.
I'm talking raw data. And the actual definition of a coin though. I even found the right hexadecimal for the coinbase on I0 and IX... Which is being tested in Bitcoin Core. Just buy some and forget about it. It's a great investment.
i0 coin genesis block is timestamped with the words "5/Ago/2011 - Diario El Dia - Obama cae al 39% en la aprobacin ciudadana"
Bitcoins genesis block is also dated 2009 with the comments about bank of england etc.
For anyone who wants to look into history of i0coin start here:
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Good link.
Expand your mind here: https://github.com/libcoin/libcoin/wiki/What-is-a-Coin-%3F
i0coin was created on a whim and released just days after it was thought up meaning it was not well planned.It only had one developer who was south american and spoke spanish.Yes it does have a genesis block dated/timestamped 5th august 2011 and it is NOT bitcoin.
i0 coin genesis block is timestamped with the words "5/Ago/2011 - Diario El Dia - Obama cae al 39% en la aprobacin ciudadana"
Bitcoins genesis block is also dated 2009 with the comments about bank of england etc.
For anyone who wants to look into history of i0coin start here:
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Good link.
Expand your mind here: https://github.com/libcoin/libcoin/wiki/What-is-a-Coin-%3F
Funny thing about you, Daniel.. You take hours on end to write insanely long articles on medium, and yet you can't spend two minutes to debunk/address concerns. Pretty fishy..
For instance when I pointed out that the white paper you've been citing is from a completely different project, and is thus not even pertaining to I0C. You just brush it off as if it was nothing. However, it debunks your whole theory.
Prove that that white paper pertains to izerocoin. But of course, you can't.. And you won't, cause you don't have time? Right? That's why you spend 10+ hours on researching and writing extensive articles on medium now and then..
You make Izero sense.. Pun intended.
For instance when I pointed out that the white paper you've been citing is from a completely different project, and is thus not even pertaining to I0C. You just brush it off as if it was nothing. However, it debunks your whole theory.
Prove that that white paper pertains to izerocoin. But of course, you can't.. And you won't, cause you don't have time? Right? That's why you spend 10+ hours on researching and writing extensive articles on medium now and then..
You make Izero sense.. Pun intended.
Cunt - Dan Treccia is my friend!
Check yourself!
"Cunt" lol
I guess he didn't read about the cb_valuezero tests matching the COutPoint for I0/IX...
Oh well!
For anyone who wants to look into history of i0coin start here:
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Original codebase on Github https://github.com/kR105-zz/i0coin
Original developer https://github.com/kR105-zz
Funny thing about you, Daniel.. You take hours on end to write insanely long articles on medium, and yet you can't spend two minutes to debunk/address concerns. Pretty fishy..
For instance when I pointed out that the white paper you've been citing is from a completely different project, and is thus not even pertaining to I0C. You just brush it off as if it was nothing. However, it debunks your whole theory.
Prove that that white paper pertains to izerocoin. But of course, you can't.. And you won't, cause you don't have time? Right? That's why you spend 10+ hours on researching and writing extensive articles on medium now and then..
You make Izero sense.. Pun intended.
For instance when I pointed out that the white paper you've been citing is from a completely different project, and is thus not even pertaining to I0C. You just brush it off as if it was nothing. However, it debunks your whole theory.
Prove that that white paper pertains to izerocoin. But of course, you can't.. And you won't, cause you don't have time? Right? That's why you spend 10+ hours on researching and writing extensive articles on medium now and then..
You make Izero sense.. Pun intended.
Cunt - Dan Treccia is my friend!
Check yourself!
Funny thing about you, Daniel.. You take hours on end to write insanely long articles on medium, and yet you can't spend two minutes to debunk/address concerns. Pretty fishy..
For instance when I pointed out that the white paper you've been citing is from a completely different project, and is thus not even pertaining to I0C. You just brush it off as if it was nothing. However, it debunks your whole theory.
Prove that that white paper pertains to izerocoin. But of course, you can't.. And you won't, cause you don't have time? Right? That's why you spend 10+ hours on researching and writing extensive articles on medium now and then..
You make Izero sense.. Pun intended.
For instance when I pointed out that the white paper you've been citing is from a completely different project, and is thus not even pertaining to I0C. You just brush it off as if it was nothing. However, it debunks your whole theory.
Prove that that white paper pertains to izerocoin. But of course, you can't.. And you won't, cause you don't have time? Right? That's why you spend 10+ hours on researching and writing extensive articles on medium now and then..
You make Izero sense.. Pun intended.
Quote from: realdantreccia
Place holder, no coin output yet:
{
"hash": "000000003bd07007793dfc435377b7b01d5072233e186fc214b78cd4d1960901",
"confirmations": 2542169,
"size": 215,
"height": 1,
"version": 1,
"merkleroot": "eb779b32ded8fd8ab56f1d5394c3462b677c369fe0bf91c75cdff2b742b6ca12",
"tx": [
"eb779b32ded8fd8ab56f1d5394c3462b677c369fe0bf91c75cdff2b742b6ca12"
],
"time": 1313524977,
"mediantime": 1313524977,
"nonce": 2487266672,
"bits": "1d00ffff",
"difficulty": 1,
"chainwork": "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000200020002",
"previousblockhash": "00000000de13b7f748fb214e3f9c284fe6a57e1559fee545bfe473f72599c0d1",
"nextblockhash": "000000000e7d657793af0eaf96a71618c819dec36afb13807be71bf8bdfc43f6"
}
Eat some cheese, will ya..
@realdantreccia on your latest medium article it quotes "My guess is that the metadata required for broadcasting this transaction is kept secret. That is why you no longer find block 1’s for Namecoin, I0Coin, IXCoin, and Devcoin on their public block explorers."
Can you elaborate on this because it is very easy to find block 1's for these coins on their explorers?For example here is i0coin's block 1 or am I missing something here?
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/i0c/block.dws?1.htm
Can you elaborate on this because it is very easy to find block 1's for these coins on their explorers?For example here is i0coin's block 1 or am I missing something here?
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/i0c/block.dws?1.htm
Code:
Details for Block #1
Hash 000000003bd07007793dfc435377b7b01d5072233e186fc214b78cd4d1960901
Date/Time 2011-08-16 20:02:57
Transactions 1 0.2 kB
Value Out 48.0 I0C
Difficulty 1.0
Outstanding 48.0 I0C
Created 48.0 I0C
Place holder, no coin output yet:
{
"hash": "000000003bd07007793dfc435377b7b01d5072233e186fc214b78cd4d1960901",
"confirmations": 2542169,
"size": 215,
"height": 1,
"version": 1,
"merkleroot": "eb779b32ded8fd8ab56f1d5394c3462b677c369fe0bf91c75cdff2b742b6ca12",
"tx": [
"eb779b32ded8fd8ab56f1d5394c3462b677c369fe0bf91c75cdff2b742b6ca12"
],
"time": 1313524977,
"mediantime": 1313524977,
"nonce": 2487266672,
"bits": "1d00ffff",
"difficulty": 1,
"chainwork": "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000200020002",
"previousblockhash": "00000000de13b7f748fb214e3f9c284fe6a57e1559fee545bfe473f72599c0d1",
"nextblockhash": "000000000e7d657793af0eaf96a71618c819dec36afb13807be71bf8bdfc43f6"
}
@realdantreccia on your latest medium article it quotes "My guess is that the metadata required for broadcasting this transaction is kept secret. That is why you no longer find block 1’s for Namecoin, I0Coin, IXCoin, and Devcoin on their public block explorers."
Can you elaborate on this because it is very easy to find block 1's for these coins on their explorers?For example here is i0coin's block 1 or am I missing something here?
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/i0c/block.dws?1.htm
Can you elaborate on this because it is very easy to find block 1's for these coins on their explorers?For example here is i0coin's block 1 or am I missing something here?
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/i0c/block.dws?1.htm
Code:
Details for Block #1
Hash 000000003bd07007793dfc435377b7b01d5072233e186fc214b78cd4d1960901
Date/Time 2011-08-16 20:02:57
Transactions 1 0.2 kB
Value Out 48.0 I0C
Difficulty 1.0
Outstanding 48.0 I0C
Created 48.0 I0C
Could I0coin also change the frequency of block generation? If blocks are generated every 5 minutes instead of 10 transactions can be completed sooner and the network will appear to move faster. If as we've seen a 10 minute turn into a 30 minute block or even a 60minute block, the network slows to a crawl and it's nearly impossible to trade on it (look at name coins and it's current 1 hour block generation). 5 minute blocks in these cases can't blow out quite as much and it will ensure a smoother network at a little cost to throughput.
Like 48 coins per block (instead of 96), but one block each 5 min (instead of 10)? Sounds nice.Guys, i'll be pushing the launch time a day, i want to release executables to most platforms, integrate this feature into the client and maybe implement the NTP protocol.
This is not a get-rich-quick-release-asap fork, I want to do the things right
Preliminar source code is available on github: https://github.com/kr105rlz/i0coin
I've dropped the source forked from ixcoin and started from scratch using the main bitcoin coide (Yes, wallet encryption included
)I'll keep you updated!
i0c is a scam too. If you guys want to actually make a successful fork, you need to actually improve things and probably retain at least one-way compatibility with Bitcoins.
Nothing to see here noobs.I0coin is just a fork of IXcoin.0 as in zero pregenerated blocks.It is just another altcoin. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-ixcoin-fork-i0coin-36425
Show me in the github directory where it forked? In code. Please
I can't find the original source on github because the link from the original dev is broken.Maybe it was forked from bitcoin.I don't know exactly but the original dev is listed below.Anyway it is just another altcoin.Even dmob has said this and he was a developer.It could have started as standalone currency and then it was patched to allow merged mining.
Original developer: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/kr105-12229
Died and had to be hardforked here:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=276483.0 by this guy: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/rsnel-140234
http://i0coin.snel.it/
Other developer:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=127521
Another back from the dead developer: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/hazard-101773
Here is Charlie Lee mentioning it as a fork of iX coin https://medium.com/@alyssamaharani/notes-from-charlie-lees-creating-litecoin-presentation-fce4d7600af7
None of what they "say" is factual without code.
None of it.
Not even the great Charlie Lee. But I know this is all part of the plan.
This is where it started.I don't have a copy of the old original chain.Current explorer won't show this because it was hardforked at some stage since.
Hash: 00000000de13b7f748fb214e3f9c284fe6a57e1559fee545bfe473f72599c0d1
Height: 0
Version: 1
Tx Merkle Root: 764fc5f8e5c2ef66fd00f815348d965b80a852800379e20e9336ecaa68864034
Time: 2011-08-16 01:20:20
Difficulty: 1.000
Nonce: 2831549010
Transactions: 1
Value Out: 48.00000000
Nothing to see here noobs.I0coin is just a fork of IXcoin.0 as in zero pregenerated blocks.It is just another altcoin. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-ixcoin-fork-i0coin-36425
Show me in the github directory where it forked? In code. Please
I can't find the original source on github because the link from the original dev is broken.Maybe it was forked from bitcoin.I don't know exactly but the original dev is listed below.Anyway it is just another altcoin.Even dmob has said this and he was a developer.It could have started as standalone currency and then it was patched to allow merged mining.
Original developer: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/kr105-12229
Died and had to be hardforked here:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=276483.0 by this guy: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/rsnel-140234
http://i0coin.snel.it/
Other developer:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=127521
Another back from the dead developer: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/hazard-101773
Here is Charlie Lee mentioning it as a fork of iX coin https://medium.com/@alyssamaharani/notes-from-charlie-lees-creating-litecoin-presentation-fce4d7600af7
None of what they "say" is factual without code.
None of it.
Not even the great Charlie Lee. But I know this is all part of the plan.
Nothing to see here noobs.I0coin is just a fork of IXcoin.0 as in zero pregenerated blocks.It is just another altcoin. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-ixcoin-fork-i0coin-36425
Show me in the github directory where it forked? In code. Please
I can't find the original source on github because the link from the original dev is broken.Maybe it was forked from bitcoin.I don't know exactly but the original dev is listed below.Anyway it is just another altcoin.Even dmob has said this and he was a developer.It could have started as standalone currency and then it was patched to allow merged mining.
Original developer: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/kr105-12229
Died and had to be hardforked here:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=276483.0 by this guy: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/rsnel-140234
http://i0coin.snel.it/
Other developer:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=127521
Another back from the dead developer: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/hazard-101773
Here is Charlie Lee mentioning it as a fork of iX coin https://medium.com/@alyssamaharani/notes-from-charlie-lees-creating-litecoin-presentation-fce4d7600af7
Nothing to see here noobs.I0coin is just a fork of IXcoin.0 as in zero pregenerated blocks.It is just another altcoin. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-ixcoin-fork-i0coin-36425
Show me in the github directory where it forked? In code. Please
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